They look fantastic! I don't think flowering will be any problem...if anything, the compactness will help the THC develop stronger because the nutrients don't have to travel as far up the plant stalk (if that makes sense).

If you wanted to, when it comes time to flower you can trim some of the top leaves so the leaves underneath get light too. But for outdoor grows, there is usually plenty of sun even for the leaves underneath. If you were doing an indoor grow, there might be cause for concern, but for an outdoor grow, you should be stoked :thumbsup:
psychodelic Reviewed by psychodelic on . First Outdoor Grow!! Condensed Log 6/9-7/28 Been Following along with a lot of threads and I gotta say some great info here and some great growers! With that said I wanted to introduce you all to my first grow ever! It is outdoors Started From 2 Hash Plant Clones spent several weeks in a sun porch just water no nutes topping or LST just H2O! Transplanted into 3 gallon pots and officially went outside during the last week in May 1st Pic 1 and 2 are from 6/9 after 2 weeks outside! June was a nasty month in the Northeast Rain rain Rating: 5